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Karnataka HC questions SEC's parallel voter roll revision amid ECI's SIR
The Karnataka High Court questioned the State Election Commission's separate voter roll revision. This exercise is being conducted in select Bengaluru wards while the Election Commission of India is doing it nationwide. The court sought clarification on the rationale and public expenditure for this parallel revision. Petitioners argue this creates duplication and avoidable costs ahead of city corporation elections. The matter was adjourned after the court requested further details.
Karnataka CM launches PRC drive to step up voter enrolment, BJP flags misuse concerns
Karnataka's Chief Minister launched a statewide drive for permanent resident certificates. Doorstep delivery of caste certificates also began, aiding voter enrollment efforts. These documents are crucial for inclusion in electoral rolls across the state. The government aims to provide these certificates to millions of eligible voters.
NEET Counselling 2026: Top Medical Colleges In Karnataka
Around 20 lakh candidates appeared for the NEET UG 2026 at 5,440 centres in 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad.
Nine newly-elected members take oath in Rajya Sabha
The members who took the oath represent the states of Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Rajasthan and West Bengal
Habitual Offender Detained Under Goonda Act, Shifted To Karwar Jail
According to the order, Madivalayya, a resident of Shivashakthi Nagar in Vijayapura, is a habitual offender involved in several cases relating to offences against persons and public property. The district administration said his activities were likely to disturb public order, prompting the authorities to invoke the provisions of the Karnataka Goonda Act and place him under preventive detention
Tamil Nadu CM Vijays Kollur Mookambika temple visit revives memories of MGR and Jayalalithaas trips
According to a July 12, 1985, report, MGR had by then visited the Mookambika temple seven times. Even towards the final years of his life, he continued the practice. In January 1987, he again travelled to Kollur for darshan at the temple.
Karnataka tourist suffers multiple fractures after fall from zipline at Dandeli resort
In shocking incident, which has come to light a bit late, a tourist from Vijayapura suffered multiple fractures after he fell during a zipline ride at a resort in Dandeli in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka.
Karnataka CM warns bureaucrats against ignoring drought relief
Drinking water, fodder for animals, insurance for crop losses and sinking of borewells to mitigate water problems in rural areas should be the top priorities
Newly-elected members take oath in Rajya Sabha
As the Monsoon session commenced, Rajya Sabha Chairman C P Radhakrishnan officiated the oath-taking ceremony for nine newly elected members. The representatives hailed from states including Gujarat, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh, with others from Meghalaya, Mizoram, Rajasthan, and West Bengal joining in. Notably, some members had already completed their oaths ahead of this session.
Karnataka High Court Dismisses PIL Against Bidadi Township Land Acquisition
Bengaluru, July 20: The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the land acquisition for the Bidadi Township project. This ruling comes as a significant relief for the Congress government and Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar. The court heard the PIL concerning the acquisition of 516 acres of agricultural land for the ... Read more Karnataka High Court Dismisses PIL Against Bidadi Township Land Acquisition
Karnataka: Cong Questions Alleged ONGC CSR Funds to RSS-Linked Orgs
Hariprasad alleged that state-owned ONGC had channelled Rs 668 crore in CSR funds to 20 RSS-linked organisations over the past decade
500 homestay owners applied for registration, says Karnataka Tourism Commissioner
The department formulated guidelines following a few unpleasant incidents in the State involving foreign tourists
Foreign Students Foster Cultural Exchange, Build Friendships in Bengaluru
Bengaluru's campuses are becoming vibrant hubs for international students. These students connect through university events and social gatherings. International student associations actively organize various cultural and community activities. These connections help students build a sense of belonging away from home.
Rain, gusty winds forecast across Karnataka for two days
Bengaluru: After a brief lull, monsoon activity has picked up again across Karnataka, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting rainfall and gusty winds in several coastal and interior districts over the next two days. According to the IMDs Bengaluru centre, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts are likely to receive light to moderate Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Deepfake video of Nirmala Sitharaman used to cheat Bengaluru man
Bengaluru: A 66-year- old Bengaluru resident was allegedly cheated of Rs 6.88 lakh after fraudsters used a deepfake video of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to promote a fake investment scheme on social media. According to police, the victim, a resident of Narayanapura, came across a Facebook video claiming that the Central government and the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Over 2.3 lakh traffic violations detected in six weeks in Belagavi using AI-powered cameras
Police using AI cameras to catch traffic violations in Belagavi
Kannur BDS student death: Prime accused Dr. Ram arrested in Karnataka after weeks on the run
Former Kannur college faculty member was absconding since Supreme Court rejected his anticipatory bail plea
XtractPro is Building the Seating Systems that will Transform India's Sports Infrastructure
India is in the middle of the infrastructure boom. New cricket stadiums are being approved across Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Khelo India complexes are coming up in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. Every school is now expected to have a multi-sport facility. But amid the concrete, the synthetic turfs, and the smart lighting, there is one critical question no one is asking loudly enough: where does India sit? XtractPro Seating has an answer. The India-based manufacturer of telescopic seating systems is building the infrastructure that sits at the intersection of sports, education, and architecture. From school auditoriums in smaller cities to indoor arenas in metros, XtractPro is engineering the seating that turns an empty hall into a venue, a venue into an experience, and an experience into a community. From auditoriums to arenas, XtractPro's seating systems are laying the groundwork for India's sports infrastructure future "India is not just building stadiums. India is building a sporting culture. And this culture needs a place to sit," XtractPro Seating Pvt. Ltd. From assembly hall to arena: the XtractPro transformation The challenge facing India's institutional venues is not space — it is wasted space. A school that builds a fixed-seating auditorium locks that hall into one function. A sports complex that installs permanent bleachers eliminates its own flexibility. An institution pays to build a large space and then uses it at 30% of its potential. XtractPro's retractable seating systems change that equation fundamentally. When the seating is deployed, it is a stadium. When it retracts, it is an event space. On Monday, a school holds its annual day. On Friday, the same hall hosts a district-level badminton tournament. On Saturday, it becomes a convocation hall. No second space. No second investment. The seats that will define india's sporting decade India's ambition to become a global sporting hub — to host international events, to develop Olympic talent, to build communities around sport — will ultimately be realised not just in what gets built, but in how it gets used. Infrastructure that cannot adapt is infrastructure that gets underused. And in a country of India's scale, underused infrastructure is a national cost. XtractPro Seating is making a straightforward bet: that India's institutions will choose smart over static, flexible over fixed, and homegrown over imported. One venue at a time. About XtractPro Seating Pvt. Ltd. XtractPro Seating Pvt. Ltd. is India's premier manufacturer of telescopic seating systems, purpose-built for schools, colleges, sports arenas, auditoriums, and multipurpose institutional venues. With a deep understanding of Indian spatial constraints, regulatory standards, and institutional needs, XtractPro designs and delivers seating infrastructure that transforms single-use halls into high-performance, multi-purpose venues. Rooted in the Atmanirbhar Bharat mission, XtractPro brings world-class engineering to India's fast-growing institutional and sports infrastructure sector.
India clinches 2 Gold and 4 Silver medals at International Math Olympiad; secures 7th rank
The Indian winning team: Aarav Gupta (Delhi) Gold, Abel George Mathew (Karnataka) Gold, Bairav Murugan (Karnataka) Silver, Kanav Talwar (Delhi) Silver, Sanjana Philo Chacko (Kerala) Silver, and Shreya Shantanu Mundhada (Mumbai) Silver.
Drought vs development: Can DK Shivakumar evade the SM Krishna trap?
Karnataka faces a potential drought as monsoon rainfall lags significantly behind normal levels. Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is managing this agrarian crisis, echoing his mentor SM Krishna's past struggles. Krishna's administration faced similar droughts, which opponents used to criticize his urban development focus. Shivakumar now balances Bengaluru's infrastructure growth with rural distress, a familiar political challenge. Modern drought management systems offer some advantage, but rainfall deficits remain a political concern.
J&K GST revenue falls 15% in June as collections slip to Rs 470 Crore
Jammu and Kashmir recorded a 15 per cent year-on-year decline in Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections in June 2026, with revenue falling to Rs 470 crore from Rs 552 crore in the corresponding month last year, according to the latest state-wise GST data released by the Union Finance Ministry. The Union Territory witnessed a decline of Rs 82 crore in GST collections during the month, even as the country's overall GST revenue continued to grow, indicating a mixed trend in tax collections across states and Union Territories. India's gross GST collections stood at Rs 1,34,774 crore in June 2026, compared with Rs 1,26,506 crore collected in June 2025, registering a year-on-year growth of 7 per cent. The increase reflects steady economic activity and improved tax compliance in several parts of the country. Jammu and Kashmir was among the states and Union Territories that reported a decline in GST collections during the month. Neighbouring Himachal Pradesh recorded a steeper fall of 26 per cent, with collections declining from Rs 895 crore to Rs 661 crore, while Uttarakhand registered a 21 per cent decline, collecting Rs 1,334 crore against Rs 1,688 crore in June last year. In contrast, Punjab posted a strong 14 per cent increase in GST revenue to Rs 2,491 crore from Rs 2,186 crore. Haryana recorded collections of Rs 10,065 crore, up 9 per cent, while Delhi reported an 8 per cent increase to Rs 5,987 crore. Chandigarh also registered a 7 per cent rise, collecting Rs 229 crore during the month. Ladakh also witnessed a decline in collections, with GST revenue falling 7 per cent from Rs 28 crore in June 2025 to Rs 26 crore in June 2026. Among the major states, Uttar Pradesh emerged as one of the best performers, recording a 19 per cent increase in GST collections to Rs 9,165 crore. Assam posted a 17 per cent rise to Rs 1,492 crore, Gujarat registered a 12 per cent increase to Rs 11,743 crore, while Karnataka collected Rs 12,937 crore, up 10 per cent over the previous year. Maharashtra, the country's largest contributor to GST revenue, collected Rs 30,714 crore, registering a growth of 9 per cent. On the other hand, Sikkim recorded the steepest decline in the country, with GST collections falling 53 per cent. Puducherry witnessed a 28 pe cent decline, while Jharkhand reported a 16 per cent fall. Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh also recorded declines of 5 per cent each. GST, introduced on July 1, 2017, replaced multiple indirect taxes with a unified tax system and has become one of the most important sources of revenue for both the Centre and the states. Monthly GST collections are considered a key indicator of economic activity, consumption and tax compliance. Experts note that monthly GST revenues can fluctuate due to factors such as seasonal business cycles, the timing of tax payments, refunds and compliance-related adjustments. Therefore, a decline in a single month does not necessarily indicate a broader slowdown in economic activity, though sustained weakness over several months could warrant closer attention. The latest figures show that while national GST collections remain on a growth trajectory, Jammu and Kashmir's revenue performance lagged behind the national average in June. The coming months will indicate whether the decline was temporary or reflects a broader trend in economic activity and tax mobilisation in the Union Territory.
Jaintia youth missing in Karnataka
SHILLONG, July 19: A 23-year-old man from Muktapur village in West Jaintia Hills has gone missing while travelling in Karnataka, prompting his family and the Meghalaya Police to appeal for public help in tracing him. The missing youth has been identified as Kwis Sumer, son of Hill Sumer of Muktapur. His mother lodged an FIR []
Karnataka Congress Accuses BJP of Protecting Exam Paper Leak Network
Bengaluru, July 20: Karnataka Congress President B.K. Hariprasad launched a strong attack on the BJP-led central government on Sunday, accusing it of being complicit in the alleged exam paper leak cases across the country. He claimed that the government is jeopardizing the futures of millions of students and called for an independent national investigation overseen ... Read more Karnataka Congress Accuses BJP of Protecting Exam Paper Leak Network
Demand for Marathi Language Voter Forms in Karnataka by Arvind Sawant
New Delhi, July 20: Arvind Sawant, a leader of the Shiv Sena (UBT) and Member of Parliament, has urged the Election Commission of India to provide voter registration forms in Marathi for the special intensive revision process in Karnatakas Belagavi (Belgaum) and other Marathi-speaking regions. In a letter addressed to Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, ... Read more Demand for Marathi Language Voter Forms in Karnataka by Arvind Sawant
Uravakonda Gavimath Pontiff Passes Away
The Uravakonda Gavimath has a network of about 770 branches across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka.
Children's Screen Use and Why Balance Matters
CONNECTED CHILDHOOD Digital technology is now a part of everyday life in Kashmir. Children and teenagers use phones, tablets and computers to study, learn new skills, access information, communicate with family and friends, and use a wide range of digital resources. It has become an important part of homes, schools and everyday life across the Valley, and children are growing up in a world where digital devices are a normal part of daily life. Screens help children study, learn new skills, stay connected with family and friends, and find information quickly. They also allow students across Kashmir to attend online classes, prepare for examinations and explore educational resources from almost anywhere. However, they have also raised an important question for parents, teachers and health experts: Are children spending too much time on screens? Science suggests that the answer is not as simple as yes or no. Children today spend more time on digital devices than any previous generation. According to Common Sense Media, screen use rises steadily with age and increased sharply during the COVID-19 pandemic as education and daily life moved online. But experts say the number of hours alone does not tell the whole story. What children watch, why they use screens and what screen time replaces are equally important. Leading international organizations now emphasize not only how long children use screens but also how they use them. The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) all stress the importance of healthy routines, balanced technology use and positive online experiences. The World Health Organization advises avoiding sedentary screen time for children younger than two years and limiting screen time for leisure to no more than one hour a day for children aged two to four. Scientists also say the early years are especially important because most brain development happens before the age of five. During this period, children learn best through conversation, play, reading and time with parents and caregivers. A major review published in the journal Children examined findings from 43 studies involving children and adolescents. It found that excessive screen time for leisure was linked with poor sleep, obesity, anxiety, depression, unhealthy eating habits, eye strain, lower physical activity, attention difficulties and lower academic performance. Importantly, the researchers stressed that more high-quality research is needed to better understand direct cause and effect. The research comes from some of the world's leading universities and research centres. The 2025 meta-analysis published in Psychological Bulletin involved researchers from institutions including the University of Queensland, Australian Catholic University, the University of Helsinki, the University of Otago and La Trobe University. Their findings suggest that the relationship between screen use and children's wellbeing is complex rather than one-dimensional, with family life, sleep, physical activity and emotional health all playing important roles. Other leading institutions have reached similar conclusions. Researchers at Stanford University, the University of Oxford, Bath Spa University and the American Psychological Association say the quality of screen use, family support and healthy routines often matter more than simply counting hours. They also note that many studies rely on self-reported screen time, making it difficult to establish direct cause and effect. Technology has opened new opportunities for students across the Valley. Children can attend online classes, prepare for examinations, access digital libraries and explore educational resources. Smartphones have become important tools for learning and communication. However, parents and teachers across Kashmir often notice changes in children's daily routines. Some children spend less time playing outdoors. Some remain awake late using digital devices, making it more difficult to wake up on time, stay active and concentrate during school hours. These concerns deserve attention, but they should be addressed with balance rather than fear. Experts now encourage families to ask simple questions. Is screen time replacing sleep? Is it reducing physical activity? Is it affecting studies or family time? Does it leave children feeling stressed or unhappy? Or is it helping them learn, create and communicate? The quality of screen time often matters more than the number of hours. Watching an educational programme with parents, attending an online class or learning a new skill are meaningful uses of technology. This is very different from spending long hours scrolling without a clear purpose. Parents can also help children build healthy habits. Family meals can be a time for conversation instead of phones. Bedrooms should remain free from screens at night, while reading, storytelling and outdoor play should remain part of childhood. Children also need to learn how to use technology wisely by checking information carefully, protecting personal information, staying safe online and using digital tools responsibly. Schools across Jammu and Kashmir can support this by teaching online safety, responsible use of technology and critical thinking. Around the world, Australia and the United Kingdom have introduced measures to strengthen children's online safety. Across the country, states including Karnataka and Delhi have also issued guidance to schools and families on healthy technology use and online safety. Together, these efforts reflect a shared commitment to helping children benefit from technology while supporting their overall wellbeing and development. Kashmir has always valued education, strong family relationships and community life. These values provide a strong foundation for helping children develop healthy technology habits while making the most of the opportunities that technology offers. Technology is now part of modern life. The goal is not to keep children away from screens completely but to ensure that technology supports learning and growth without replacing sleep, play, exercise, family time and real-life friendships. The children of Kashmir deserve the best of both worlds. They should grow up confident in using technology for learning and opportunity while also enjoying the simple experiences that make childhood special, playing outdoors, reading books, sharing meals with family and spending time with the people who matter most. A healthy childhood is not defined by the absence of screens, but by the presence of balance. When used wisely, technology can support learning, communication and opportunity while leaving enough room for play, family, friendships and the everyday experiences that help children grow. (The Author writes on technology and digital wellbeing. Feedback: bakshisuhaib094@gmail.com )
Tech hubs mess: Walkability crisis persists on Neeladri Road in Bengaluru
This Key Road In Electronics City Struggles With Bad Sewerage System, Unsafe Footpaths & Broken Promises
Was Sakshi Jha's man-hater persona a performance that backfired?
Forest officer in Bengaluru loses nearly Rs 10 lakh after clicking on APK file
Bengaluru woman kills herself after taunts over childlessness
OpenAI promotes Uday Ruddarraju as CTO for compute
From drought to dairy gold: Vijayapura farmers earn over Rs 1 lakh every month
Rowdy-sheeter with 48 cases booked externed
Booked a doctors appointment, lost Rs 98,000 to APK scam
Hostels that impart values along with education an asset: Pejawar seer
Family turns grief into gift of life; green corridor helps save lives
Blurb :Brain-dead Bagalkot mans organs retrieved in Belagavi after police ensure traffic-free passage
61 years on, Bagalkots technical school still awaits its own campus
Gadag nurse killed in Saudi road accident days before planned visit home
42 differently-abled beneficiaries get e-tricycles worth Rs 16 lakh in Hubballi
Karnatakas urban patients pay steep price as private hospitals dominate city care
Pocso accused sentenced to 25 years in jail
178 Kalyana Karnataka schools set for CSR-funded makeover
1.2 tmcft water to be released Into Bhima River to ease drinking water crisis
Anganwadi worker on SIR duty dies after suffering cardiac arrest
Release Tungabhadra water or face stir: Farmers launch protest today
Son murders father over property, dies by suicide in Hassan
Hassan: A family dispute over money and property ended in tragedy in Karnatakas Hassan district, where a 42-year-old man allegedly murdered his retired headmaster father before dying by suicide at their residence in Channarayapatna taluk, police said. The deceased have been identified as retired headmaster BN Channegowda (73) and his son Bindukumar (42). According to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
E-bus breaks down, Thar tows it to depot in Bengaluru
Karnataka high court limits compensation in borrowed bike crash case
Woman dies by suicide over alleged dowry harassment in Bengaluru
A 31-year-old woman died by suicide after enduring dowry harassment. Her husband and father-in-law allegedly subjected her to physical and mental abuse. The deceased had informed her family about the persistent pressure for additional dowry. Police arrested both the husband and father-in-law following a complaint. They have been remanded to judicial custody after the incident.
40 rescued dogs up for adoption, 8 find homes in Bengaluru
Karnataka high court quashes 10-acre acquisition, cites fraud & records tampering
Kristu Jayanti University opens 14-acre campus on Airport Road in Bengaluru
Karnataka's Chief Minister will launch a campaign for permanent resident certificates. This initiative faces sharp criticism from the BJP government. The BJP alleges the move could compromise the ongoing voter roll revision process. They claim the Congress government intends to include illegal immigrants. Concerns were raised about the timing and potential for forged documents.
Birthday banners back on Vijayanagar streets in Bengaluru, spark civic outrage
Finale of Whitefield edition of Happy Streets in Bengaluru ends on cheerful note
Two new private medical colleges, 1,300 additional medical seats for Karnataka
With this, Karnataka has emerged as the state with the highest number of medical seats in the country.
Karnataka Cabinet approves 12-crore AI Centre of Excellence at IIIT Raichur
The Karnataka Cabinet has approved the establishment of a Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence at the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Raichur, with an outlay of 12 crore over five years, Minister for Home, Information Technology & Biotechnology, and e-Governance Priyank Kharge
Helium supply disruption hits MRI services at Wenlock Hospital
Protest on Wednesday against planned private port in Ankola
Protestors to gather at the Ankola Swatantrya Sangrama Smarak Bhavan and walk to the Deputy Commissioners office to submit a memorandum
Mass transit proposal for Mysuru under review
NCB Strengthens Strategy Against Drug Trafficking in Karnataka
Bengaluru, July 19: Officials from the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) convened a quarterly meeting of the State-Level Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) in Karnataka. The meeting aimed to enhance collaboration among various agencies and strengthen action against drug-related threats. According to officials, the meeting was called to address emerging challenges linked to narcotics and to implement ... Read more NCB Strengthens Strategy Against Drug Trafficking in Karnataka
Woman found dead, husband booked for dowry harassment
Stop illegal murram transportation, says Shiv Sena
Decomposed body of paramedical student found inside Bengaluru house; foul smell alerts family
A 20-year-old paramedical student was found dead in his Bengaluru home. His parents discovered his decomposed body hanging in his room on Friday. The student, Udhay Gowda, had last been seen four days prior. Police suspect suicide but are investigating the exact cause of death. His mobile phone was seized for further forensic examination.
Khader orders review of soya, paneer nutrition amid demand for eggs in hospital diet
Karnataka CM Asks World Cup Fans to Stay Calm as Hotels Get Late-night Nod
Responding to the wishes of youngsters, the state government allowed hotels and restaurants to operate beyond the usual closing hours so that fans could watch the final
Karnataka CM puts officials on drought alert, announces Rs 1 crore aid for each taluk
Karnataka officials are directed to work continuously for drought preparedness. Immediate funds are allocated for drinking water supply across all taluks. Farmers must not suffer due to administrative negligence or apathy. Drinking water, fodder, and crop insurance are prioritized for rural areas. The government will verify field assessments against official reports.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Reviews Current Drought Situation Across the State
Bengaluru, July 19: Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar chaired a meeting on Sunday at Vidhana Soudha with district panchayat commissioners and chief executive officers (CEOs) to review the ongoing drought situation in the state and discuss measures to tackle the challenges arising from it. The meeting focused on issues related to drinking water supply, availability ... Read more Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Reviews Current Drought Situation Across the State
Karnataka CM asks officials to brace for drought, warns against negligence and fake claims
Karnataka's Chief Minister has directed officials to prepare for drought conditions. He stressed protecting farmers and ensuring drinking water supply remains paramount. Officials must verify ground conditions and avoid bogus claims in relief efforts. The state faces a significant rainfall deficit, impacting sowing and water availability. Timely implementation of mitigation measures is crucial for rural communities.
Karnataka PGCET Counselling 2026: Option Entry Begins; Check Seat Allotment Dates
KEA PGCET 2026 first round option entry has begun for Working Professionals. Check the counselling schedule, mock allotment, choice filling, fee payment and seat confirmation dates.
Karnataka CM holds cabinet meet on drought today
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has convened an emergency Cabinet meeting on Sunday to review the worsening drought situation in the state and discuss immediate relief measures for affected regions. Speaking to reporters at Vidhana Soudha, the Chief Minister said the meeting was scheduled after the regular Cabinet meeting, originally planned for Thursday, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Newlywed stabbed to death by friend on reception night
Ballari: The Ballari police have cracked the murder of a 21-year-old newlywed who was allegedly stabbed to death by his friends on the night of his wedding reception, arresting three accused, including a juvenile in conflict with law. Another suspect remains absconding, and efforts are underway to trace him. The victim, Nabi Rasool, a resident Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka KEA invites fresh applications for UGNEET-2026 medical and dental courses
Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) has opened fresh registration for UGNEET-2026 admissions to MBBS, BDS and AYUSH courses in Karnataka. Candidates who have not registered for UGCET-2026 can apply online through the KEA portal between July 17, 2026, and July 24, 2026. The authority has issued instructions for CET-2026 applicants, non-Karnataka candidates, OCI, PIO, NRI and foreign candidates regarding registration, fee payment, marks submission and document verification procedures.
DMK Demands Discussion on Mekedatu Dam Project in Parliament
Chennai, July 19: The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has intensified its opposition to the proposed Mekedatu dam project in Karnataka by presenting suspension notices in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The party is calling for an immediate discussion on this critical issue in Parliament. According to the DMK, the project poses a significant ... Read more DMK Demands Discussion on Mekedatu Dam Project in Parliament
30% teachers on SIR duty, academic lessons in Karnataka govt schools take a hit
Thousands of Karnataka government and aided schools have halted learning activities. An estimated thirty percent of teachers are drafted for electoral roll revision duties. This situation has led to significant learning loss and disrupted academic schedules. Many schools are now functioning with minimal staff, impacting educational delivery. Experts suggest rescheduling the entire academic year to mitigate these effects.
Daughter married and settled in USA lost partition case in HC for getting share in family lands in Bengaluru for this reason; Know more. Know why did she lose the case in Karnataka High Court. Also know what does Hindu law say.
Art Bengaluru Collective kicks off its 11th annual art exhibition
In this photo essay, we showcase an art exhibition at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, along with curator insights.
Karnataka Government Addresses Drought Amid Cabinet Expansion, Says Deputy CM G. Parameshwara
Bengaluru, July 19: Karnatakas Deputy Chief Minister G. Parameshwara defended the governments activities related to the proposed cabinet expansion on Saturday. He emphasized that the government is capable of addressing both political and administrative processes, as well as the challenges posed by the current drought situation. Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Parameshwara noted the contradictory ... Read more Karnataka Government Addresses Drought Amid Cabinet Expansion, Says Deputy CM G. Parameshwara
2 lakh drop in Bengaluru platform ticket sales year on year
With 15,395 MBBS seats, Karnataka now leads medical education race
CBI files chargesheet against real estate firm for cheating buyers
When coffee doesnt love you back: Bengalurus caf boom comes with hidden cost to health
ComedK revokes counselling nod for 15 students in malpractice case
Electric bus rams auto in Bengaluru, kills 60-year-old driver
4-year-old racehorse euthanised at Bangalore Turf Club after irreparable leg injury
Animal Rights Activists Fume Over Cruelty
No power in these areas in Bengaluru
Seven-day notice period ends, towing of abandoned vehicles begins in Bengaluru
SIR duty: Aided school students protest against missing teachers in Bengaluru
Gas geyser cylinder leak triggers blaze, injures 3 of a family in Dharwad
